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After the climax of Tuesday and Tuesday and Wednesday on Tuesday and Wednesday on the 30th, Friday's predictions of the National Meteorological Administration called for most sunny days, nearly 34 years old.
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Under most sunny sky, Saturday's highs are expected to reach about 35.
According to NWS, it is expected that the situation at the beginning of the week will be greater. The highest point on Sunday is 44, 45 on Monday, 48 on Tuesday, and 44 on Wednesday. There is no precipitation.
According to Brendon Rubin-Stoster, a meteorologicalist meteorologist Brendon Rubin-Stoster, this was a recent breakthrough, when the temperature was lower than the average level of 10 to 20 degrees.
Rubin-Estert said in the early Wednesday chill: “We will not break any daily records, but it will definitely change to the normal level at the temperature.”
The “Code Blue” announced by Baltimore's health department was extended to Friday morning. The determination aims to reduce the return of homeless people who are homeless and other groups that are vulnerable to extremely cold. It triggers several public safety plans, including the free drink plan for the Salvation Army.
Resources of unpopular people and emergency services have activated the severe cold
The blue code takes effect on Sunday night-the body is pulled out of a burning and vacant house on the North Street.
As early as this month, this latest cold buckle comes from the interruption of polar vortex, and cold air is usually trapped in the North Pole.
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